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- noun Plural form of
motivator .
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Examples
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A more comprehensive approach that focused on these longer-term motivators the SAP in SAPS would likely yield superior long-term results at a fraction of the cost.
Gabe Zichermann: Can Games and Gamification Fix Washington? Gabe Zichermann 2011
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One of our (Americans in particular) most powerful motivators is winning.
the war on peace 2009
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One of our (Americans in particular) most powerful motivators is winning.
Geopolitics 2010
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A more comprehensive approach that focused on these longer-term motivators the SAP in SAPS would likely yield superior long-term results at a fraction of the cost.
Gabe Zichermann: Can Games and Gamification Fix Washington? Gabe Zichermann 2011
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Motivation 3.0 is based on what Pink calls "Type I behavior," where the main motivators are the freedom to do what you want, the opportunity to take on a challenge and fulfillment by the purpose of the undertaking.
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One of our (Americans in particular) most powerful motivators is winning.
the war on peace 2009
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One of our (Americans in particular) most powerful motivators is winning.
Healthcare 2010
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One of our (Americans in particular) most powerful motivators is winning.
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One of our (Americans in particular) most powerful motivators is winning.
Creativity 2010
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Jason Calacanis posits YouTube may not have a business model and in Maslow's theory of 2.0 consumer motivators is a closer relation to Bit-Torrent.
Archive 2006-02-01 Ben Barren 2006
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